About The Gun Database

The Gun Database is a growing reference hub built for firearm enthusiasts, history buffs, collectors, and gamers who appreciate accurate information and detailed research.

Our goal is simple: create a reliable source that combines technical specifications, historical background, and meaningful comparisons in one place. From iconic service rifles to modern handguns and precision weapons, every entry is designed to provide context rather than just a list of numbers.

Why We Exist

Finding trustworthy firearm information online is not always easy. Many websites offer incomplete specifications, conflicting data, or shallow descriptions. We wanted to build something different: a database focused on accuracy, clarity, and historical context.

Whether you’re researching a firearm’s development, comparing different platforms, or simply exploring military history, The Gun Database aims to be a source you can trust.

What We Offer

• Detailed firearm profiles featuring dimensions, calibers, operating systems, manufacturers, production periods, and historical notes.

• Easy browsing across categories including handguns, rifles, shotguns, submachine guns, and sniper rifles.

• A Weapon of the Day feature that highlights notable firearms and their stories.

• Constantly expanding content with a focus on factual accuracy and useful comparisons.

Who’s Behind The Project

The Gun Database is developed and maintained by two independent developers, Serkan and Çağatay, who share a passion for technology, history, and firearms.

What started as a side project has grown into a long-term effort to build one of the most comprehensive firearm references on the web. Every new entry, correction, and feature is part of that mission.

Where We’re Headed

• More detailed historical information and technical analysis.

• Side-by-side comparison tools to help users better understand different firearms.

• Community feedback and accuracy improvements.

• New ways to explore the history, mechanics, and evolution of firearms.

The Gun Database is a living project, and we’re just getting started.